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The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-11-13

THE anarchists being safely landed
in heaven, we sublunary morta!s can
now devote ourselves again to the
business of life, we suppose. That
being the case we submit questions:
Wasn't Tom Keene divine?
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ATLANTA prohibition isn't panning
out worth cent here lately, 1t is a
dreadful thing TO acknowledge, but it
is true.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-11-13

WE thought the Day was wasting
its sweetness on the Echo when 1t first
started, and later events have con
firmed our earlier judgment
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RABBI HAKRIS knows about rs
much seout the fountain head OF
pure democracy, as he does of moral
purity. The rabbi i the wickedest
man west of the Mississippi,
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BARNEY's explanation published
yesterday does rot "kiver the base'
at all. Barney cannot run with sam
Randall and head the kid democracy
of Texas. Oil and water won't mix
because they cant.
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BUSINESS is picking up nightly
these bright days.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

THE Examiner will not be held respon-
sibie for debts contracted BY employees except
upon written order signed 10y tho business
manager
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INDISPENSABLE necessity for thei
teams. Hin, Marion and several othe,
counties have already done this viii
the most satisfactory results Lee
McLcnnan follow their example an,
the farmers viii rise up to cali he
commissioners blessed For the con
yenience of the city hail, aud from tn,
disposition OF the city to give every
reasonable comfort aud couyenieuct
TO country people coming to town tC
trade, there is no doubt but that the
city council will assist the commits.
-ioners
The Advance publ hes the com.
m-sion of Rev. a. Taylor. The
document is Official. aud is sent out
from the headquarters OF the state ex.
ecutivc committee OF prohibition and
Us dated November lst, and still they
claim that th5rc is no organization
and that gospel temperance isn't
political. This world is fun of funny
morality, but another such specimen
A. thi, would be hard to fad. we
think. Here are two preachers who
are about the Masters business, and
who are working like bnzos to cap
ture the next state convention and
the resultant legislature, bat they c.ll
the effort gospel temperance, not
with-tandiug the name of the pohti-
cal secretary is signed to the commits.
sion Politics religion and morality
are now so closely mixed and blend
Ell TINT there is no telling which from
tothcr But, anyhow, it is an exceed
ingiy queer void all round.
THE TcXsrkana Times in the lin pid
purity Of its Intentions writes SIS fol.
low:
Nose Harris %; the Austin Dispatch accord
INK 20 TAG " Nco In ANGSElt. admits that he
would have advocated anti prob ibition tor
one thousand dollars aud that the anti-luan-
ayers refused to give n 10 him. Aud sim
~ ,nt. No. .tnn, ,,.a .,,,,,...,, ,,.,...
Times ever heard of man acknowledging.
y assure the Fun that this is
mild case of pro hjhiiiou mcanness
comp red with some that came M der
our Ken during the struggle. There
is one that las never yet seen the
light, which is truly shocking and
well publ 81 1t some day,
nm, C.roron lIor.ld .oi,,r,. J,n
rooo.o. h,s f.nIt of col,i,,, No ,ho
ueViI' nat Is ABOUT rs h'!u al cpl
'H't a. wac ever hupS NJ u.s. ana 1t
l. no "Hfoht AZ az inc deVil Is
very Sooa iel'o", by comparison
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peFs- inc "aIVes'oh News, Tor lh-
Stance Isha" man, you can come
AZ us whenever you 'ke' so Iong as
you 'oh charge us Win pelhs III
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WACO, TEXAs, NOV 10, 1887

IT'S Sunday ; 90 to church.
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ONE cannot help feeling sorry for
the four wrong headed men who
were executed on Friday in the Cook
county iil at Chicago. But they
wsrred against the law and the law
was too strong tor them. Thus may
1T ever be with those who would de.
stroy law and whatever of protection
society at large enjoys.
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FDrSTIlG&C0rGY,
HABERDASHERS.


Shirts made to order. Agents for
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clothing.
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EAsrtRN OFFICE IS,
Tribune Building, New York n. y, ! G..
Beckwith. Mauai ger.
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Entered At Postotiioe At Waco, Tex, as SEQ
ond GLASS mail matter
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ADVERTISING RATES.
Advertising rates made known ON applioa-
ION,
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THE News has found Boston man
who approves of its course and it
rolls the sweet morsel under its
tongue twice in its issue of the llth
A little tafIy goes 81 long way with the
News.
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HANGED IN CANADA.
Remarkable Inc dent at an Execution
Which Tnnlr rolaca Mann Xaara a 90

Remarkable Inc dent at an Execution
Which Took place Many Years Ago.
From the NeW York Commercial Advertiser.
was born in Montreal and was about
years old when the French Canadian rebel
lion broke out Three of the rebels were
caught, tried, and sentenced to be hanged.
One of tn IN was Jules Delacroix, an old
man of 60, who occasionally did bit of
work for my father. Jules had lost his right
hand in some manner years before | knew
him. it was cut off at the wrist, leaving a
smooth round stump. l was present with
the crowd on the day of the execution of
the three men who were to be hanged to-
gether on the same gibbet, feeling a sort of
proprietary interest in the whole affair on
the strength of my acquaintance with
Jules. The gibbet was made of two heavy
uprights, with a wide Stringpiece across the
top, over which the three ropes were thrown,
for in those times they simply fastened the
moose around mans neck and pulled b m
up by hand and let him strangle to death
as they do at western lynching now. Ohe
end of the gibbet was close to and nearly on
a level with a shed on which | had taken
my stand 10 witness the execution. Well ,
lust as the soldiers were about to pull up
the victims boyish freak possessed me,
and climbed out on the stIingpiece, lying
fiat on my face, and crawled out 10 the first
rope just as the victims We're pulled up.
happened to be directly over Delacroix. AS
the rope was pulled up came the writhing
body of poor Jules till he almost touched the
beam above him, on which GRO ched They
had tied his arms behind him, but in hi,
death struggle he managed to pull the stump
from its fastening, and, as he found it loose,
threw it up and over the beam, and with
desperate strength drew himself up, thus
Stacking the rope about his neck. ! was
looking down into his CHASTITY face, which
was so c.ose that could have touched HIM
with my hand His wild, bloodshot eyes
looked straight into mine with a pitiful,
beseeching glance that haunts me to t. is
day. "Ah, mon Deul mon Dieur' lie
ga ped, as a British soldier caught him by
the feet and gave him n pull his handles
stump lost its hold on the crosspiece, and
the poor wretch fell back to his death No;
| never ink of mans hanging but |
recollect those wild, staring eyes, and hear
the gasping supplication: Mon Dieu! mon
Dian ~
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Lindsay s. ", A Letter, y b Lester Ludden & B.,
Launey 4 G, \ Lang, H Logan, \ j Miller & Co,
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Mitchell, McGillis & NJ, Lee Roy Myers & Co, D
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Trift'smonthly Galary Of Music maya
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Home knowledge for November has a
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RARKs.

BAhhSs
Carolina Falanga qtap, scotto, Liverpool, sid
Francisco de Villa (sp), Perares at Liverpool
July rs.
Agostina S GtaD, Bertolotti, Liverpool sid May
IL via Table Bay, at Rio Janeiro in distress
Prison AUS, Cosulich, at Venice Aug Is.
Sarah (Br), MclIullen, Bahia, sid Aug l3.
Oiof Glas (Sw), Andersen, Cevita Nechia, sid
Linnea (Nor), Hansen, Santos, sid Aug IS.
Hesperia (Nor), Nielsen Hamburg, sid Sept 10.
Medusa Ger, Schmidt, Grangemouth, sid Sept 49,
Felix Mendessohn GER, FretwurSt, at Bremen
Sept 9.
Almaria (Nor), Jacobsen, Buenos Ayres, sid Aug
TO-
Lovfald (Nor) Langfeldt. Bergen. sid Oct -.
Clint CNor), Olsen, Santos, sid about Sept 12.
Niobe (Nor). Olsen, at BuenoS AyreS. Sept n
Remittent (Nor), Petersen, Liverpool, sid July
81 via Buenos Ayres
Subra Nor, Otterbek Hamburg, sid Oct l.
Brodrene (Nor) Bic, Liverpool sid Oct 8.
Weleunde. Meehan, at New York, Oct.
Magdalena, (Nor), Gundersen, Cuxhaven, sid Oct
Nightingale CNor), Ingebrethsen Liverpool, sid
Oct Is.
sjomanden Nor), Lunde, Montevideo, sid Sept
Agnes Campbell CNor), Nielsen, at Buenos Ayres
Candeur (Nor). Nielsen, Barcelona, sid Oct 81.
James L Prendergast (Br), Bates. Rouen, sid
Amaranth Nor, Barentsen, Port veudres. sid
Konoma (Br). Thompson, Liverpool, sid Oct %.
Actaeon (Nor), Steen, Valencia, sid Oct s.
Lucie Radman Ger, Grethe, st Vincent, G V,
sid Oct ID.
Unione P QtaD, Zino Genoa. sid Oct %.
Unione Utah, -, Oporto, sid Oct -.
Meteor Ger Voss, Stettn, sid Nov l.
Bessie (Br), Karsten, Bermuda, sid Nov I.
Aurora (Nor), Ross, Stetten, sid Sent -.
Unlone QtaD Garibaldi, Buenos AyreS sid Oct
49,
Sigurd Jarl CNor). Olsen, Santos, sid Oct IA.
Valona (Br), Andrews, Liverpool sid Nov n.
Republic (Nor). ---, Amsterdam. sid Nov IL.
Peabody (Nor). Nielsen, Santos, sid Oct IS.
Canada (Ger) Herman, st Vincent, C V, sid Oct
80
Mercurius CSor), Isaksen, Buenos Ayres via Bar
bados, sid Sept 2S.
Samuel Welsh, Thicssing, Philadelphia, up Nov
a.
Tillid, Stettin, New York, sid Nov 10.
BROS.
Clara Pickens Eddy, Richmond, up Nov II.
Robert Dillon, Leighton, New York, up Nov IS.
Florence, Flynn, Philadelphia, up Nov 49,
scHooNERs.
Alfaretta Campbell Campbell, Philadelphia, sid
Oct Is.
Bessie Norris Wheaton, Elizabethport, up Oct 30.
Charmer Robbins New York, sid Nov 9.
Welcome Beebe, Smith, New York, sid Nov 9.
BENZ + Lee, Steelman, at Baltimore Nov IS.
Island City, Voorhees,, at Baltimore Nov Is.
Sarah D Fell. Loveland, at Baltimore Nov IS
Emma Heather, Lacy, Fernandina via Washing
ton and Baltimore. up Nov 20
VI X Rawley. Alley, New York up Nov s.
Mary Godfrey, Godfrey, New York, up Nov II.
Susan 3 Raw, Spaulding, Bait more sid Nov IS.
Lizzie Dewey, Clark, Baltimore, up Nov 49,
Florence Shay, French, New York. up Nov 16.
E Bailey, Townsend, Philadelphia, cid Nov ID.
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MONDAY. Nov 81. 1887
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.

Steamship VIM Crane, Billups, Baltimore-J
West & Co.
steamer st Nicholas, Usina, Fernandina and
nav landings-C Williams, Agt.
Steamer Ethel. Carroll, Cohen's Bluff and way
landings-W Gibson. Manager.
Schr Aaron Reppard, Steelman, Bath, with
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EDISON, FRENCH AND THE GIRL.
An Adventure Which a Philadelphia
Enjoys Relating.
From The Philadelphia Neics.

From the Philadelphia Netcs.
A veteran plains man who had met Edi-
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among us was physician. DR.. French Of
philadelphia was there and volunteered to
accompany the man, so he climbed into the
blackboard and the mules were turned ranch
ward again.
Several hours later the doctor, who was
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SAILED YESTERDAY.

Steamship Tallahassee. New York.
Steamship Winston (Br). Barcelona.
Schr Ella NJ Storer, st Simons, Ga,
Schr Belle Higgins, Satilla, Ga.
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ECZEMA ON A CHILD.

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ANTON BOssrdER, Edinburgh, Ind.
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MARITIME MISCELLANY.
RECEIPTS.

Per steamer st Nicholas. from Fenandina and
way landings-2S6 bales cotton, % sacks cotton.
sacks, box shoes, Dbl mdse, Sc boxes oranges,
Dbl oranges, II bales baggng, 7S bbls rosin, 20
hbs spirits turpentlne. 8 bales hides. can oil, 3
loose hides. l sack potatoes CRATE, pkg iron.
/ box goods. box fish hooks / crate cans, 3
bbs nuts, COW hides 3 deer hides, box, box
tools, Dbl whisky, 2 bdls bedding, 4bskts fish.
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PASSENGERS.

Per steamship VIM Crane. from Baltimore
Mrs R H Gambill, Miss Donovan, Miss K J Nc
Carthy Miss S B Geldston, I ? Baker, Rev H
Cummings, j S Hirsh, A knapp
Persteamer st Nicholas. from Fernandina and
way landings-Mrs f Rudolph and children, V
+ Obj, Jno Hazard, J Hazard Betsy Green, c
Johnson. F G Walters, Capt Jno Nal 3om, d
Brown, Jno O'Brien and daughter, H Chaplin.
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EXPORTS

Per steamship Tallahassee. for New York
2074 bales upland cotton, 424 bales sea island
cotton, 38 bales domestcs and yarns, Is bbls fish
122 bbls resin, so bbls spirits turpentine 81 09S
feet lumber 234 tons pig iron, 2S4 pkgs mdse
1908 pkgs fruit and vegetables.
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LIST OF VESSELS
Up, Cleared and Sailed for this Port


Invermay CBr) Mitchell. Montreal sid Nov Z.
Elsie (Br), Thompson, Cardiff, sid Nov 49,.
Bayswater (Br), Taylor, Montreal sid Nov1
Gen Gordon tBr), Clayton, Leghorn sid Nov s.
Buteshire (Br), Caul, New York, sid Nov IL.
Dorset (Brl, Brown, Swansea. sid Nov IL.
Delay (Br(. -. Swansea, sid Nov u
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

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MEMOIR

New York Nov 1s-Arrived. bark Elba, Tilton,
Savannah; schrs Mary Judge, Magee. will dis
charge at Perth Amboy; Edward Taulane,
barrett, Satilla River Ga.
Rosario, Oct ARRIVED. banks Silvia Qtal),
C,eneliino, Pensacola via Montevideo; 9TH Jessie
TcGregor (Br), McFadden, New York; John
johnson (Brl, Henderson, do; 9th, Fred W Car
lon Reid, Portland; 7th Beta (Br), Beynon,
Montreal; 18th, Agder Nor), Flugelstad, Bruins
"i Rio Janeiro, Oct 22-In port ship Magnificent
OBJ, Laurensen. for Pensacola, put back with
water tank broken.
%Ssth~Arrived. bark Vale Nor), Olsen, Bruins
Vera Cruz Nov 2-In port bark Mizpah CNor),
Olsen for Apalachicola, to sail in day or two.
Apalachicola, Nov 1S--Arrived, schr Carrie
Strong, Strong, Galveston.
cleared, schr Ella NJ Halves, Purington,
Boston.
Susan Ray, Spaulding, Savannah
Darien Nov 18-Cleared, schr Cyrus Hall,
HAYNES, St John, N B; Ella M Watts, Stevens,
Fall River, Nov 1s-Arrived, schr Jessie Lena,
Rose, Fernandina.
jacksonville, Nov 16-Arrived schrs Ridge
wood, Weaver. New York; Nettie Langdon,
Cleared steam schr Louis Buck, Mount,
New York: schrs Victory Russell, Green Turtle
Bay; Gertie NJ Rickerson, Anderson, New Lon
Pensacola, Nov 1S-Arived, schr Ada Bailey,
White Ship Island.
Cleared 10th, bark Rosa Maddalena QtaD,
Scotto, st NaZaire.
Portland, Me, Nov 1s-sailed, schr Anita,
Fernandina-
Satilla River, Ga, Nov 12-Arrived schr Syana-
ra (Br) Hindon, New York
Sailed 18th, schr Edward G Taulane, Barrett.
New York
Vineyard Haven, Nov 1s-Arrived, schr Mary
L Allen, Wiley, Darien, Ga. for Bath.
MARITIME MISCELLANY.
Pensacola, Nov 15-Schr Gotta and her cargo
of lumber were sold by auction yesterday for
5000 for the vessel and 81, 900 for her lumber,
estimated at 270,00
Montreal Nov 17-Steamer West Cumberland
Br), sailed yesterday for Charleston, where she
will load cotton. At the survey held on the
steamer it was decided that she was in a sea-
worthy condition.
Rio Janeiro, Oct ga survey has been held
on the cargo of the Fairy Belle (Br). from Bruins
wick, which arrived here on Oct 4. The lumber
was found to be damaged by sea water, which
had penetrated through the calking of the
deck.
Norfolk Va, Nov 1s-The Baker Salvage Com
pany'S steamer Victoria Peed left at an early
hour this morning to assist schr Bessie Morris,
loaded with guano, which has run ashore at
False Cape. on the North Carolina coast and
leaking. She is bound from Elizabethport for
Savannah.